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A Shrewsbury primary school, which had to close its doors yesterday after heavy rain caused a ceiling to collapse, reopened today.

Blog: This week I bring you news of the latest consumer guilt-trip about to hit our shores, writes Emma Suddaby.

Silly songs and manic monologues will be coming to a village hall on the Shropshire/Welsh border.

A Shropshire soldier is to return to work in January just over a year after he suffered devastating injuries in Afghanistan.

About 100 fish have been found dead or distressed from pollution caused by a major barn blaze in north Shropshire.

A pensioner needed hospital treatment after falling 20ft from a roof on to a brick wall.

Letter: Four years ago an elderly widow asked for my help. She had been threatened with court action for non-payment of her local government tax.

The merits of Marmite have divided the nation for decades, but shoppers in Telford have fallen for the sweet treat that is Marmite chocolate.

Bridgnorth Music and Arts Festival organiser Simon W. Goldstone looks back over this year’s event

A Shropshire firm whose software powers some of the UK’s most high profile web sites is creating new jobs as its core product goes from strength to strength.

Pictures painted by a Shropshire woman who died in a car crash almost 30 years ago are being exhibited together for the first time since her death.

Workers in a north Shropshire town could be clobbered with an annual bill of about £750 just to park near their places of work, campaigners against planned car parking charges claimed today.

A boarded-up north Shropshire coaching inn is set to reopen as a £500,000 hotel and restaurant complex with the creation of 20 jobs.

It was hardly a classic to live long in the memory – but Worcester boss Carl Heeley still saw enough to hail AFC Telford United as “the best we’ve played”.

Calls for a new safety survey to be carried out on one of Shropshire’s busiest roundabouts have been made amid claims that drivers have to queue daily to get out of two villages.

It had all started so well for Shrewsbury.

A MULTI-MILLION pound adventure centre for children is to be built in the grounds of a Shropshire stately home, creating 60 jobs.

Hundreds of schoolchildren across the county are set to benefit after the Shropshire Star’s Cash 4 Our Schools campaign dished out more than £20,000.

Firefighters were today still at the scene of a major barn fire in north Shropshire – five days after it broke out.

Karl Henry has been an inspiration for Wolves, the driving force and arguably the club’s best player this season.

Two women and a man from Telford today denied murdering a father-of-three, whose body was found on Granville rubbish tip.

A £250 million master plan to transform the face of Telford town centre and make it a major regional attraction was being officially launched today.

The ultimate in glamour wowed a packed Theatre Severn as Shropshire Sparkles brought together some of the county’s top fashion labels for a catwalk show to remember.

Europe regained the Ryder Cup this afternoon in the most nail-biting finish in the tournament’s history.

Shrewsbury Town boss Graham Turner has called for his side not to panic after their 1-1 with Torquay United at the Greenhous Meadow.

Boss Andy Sinton is urging AFC Telford United to find a killer instinct to turn their draws into wins – and pointed to the Ryder Cup for inspiration.

Wolves players today rallied around captain Karl Henry to insist the skipper shouldn’t change his ways despite his sending off at Wigan.

John Higgins will make his next appearance in front of British snooker fans at December’s UK Championship in Shropshire ranked at No 3 in the world.

Managers of Shrewsbury’s three biggest shopping centres are in talks with two big name retailers about taking over empty units at the town centre sites, it was revealed today.

Telford Tigers star Tomas Janak was handed a match penalty for a “check from behind” in last night’s clash with Swindon Wildcats.